RAF officer coordinating aerial support
The Norman King of England and Ivanhoe's liege, held captive in Austria until ransomed, who returns to reclaim his throne and unite the divided Saxons and Normans.
Paris is a nobleman who seeks to marry Juliet and has Capulet's approval. Juliet, already secretly married to Romeo, does not return his feelings. At Juliet's tomb, Paris confronts Romeo and is killed, making him part of the chain of events surrounding the lovers' final tragedy.
A Chief Inspector who returns from New York to Scotland Yard to take charge of the case, collaborating with Inspector Wembury in the Deptford territory.
Saul is one of the central figures named in the film's title, which presents David's rise in a story drawn from the First Book of Samuel. The censorship notes mention a removed shot showing Saul committing suicide, but the synopsis gives no further detail about his actions or relationship with David.
Sir John Perrott is identified in the cast list as a character in the film. The plot summary describes the Queen's Lord Lieutenant as the official who abducts Hugh O'Donnell and imprisons him in Dublin Castle, but does not explicitly identify that official by name, so no further role can be firmly attributed here.
Norman Wooland has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Their work is anchored in the Navarone Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Saul and David, Masters of Venus, Night Train for Inverness. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Related entry on Wikidata (Q871231), public domain (CC0).
